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I am innocent, absolutely innocent. What prosecutors are saying this morning. A new message from alex trebek this morning as he fights cancer. What he wishes he knew sooner. Plus, the halloween forecast looking frightful for much of the country. And this morning the Nations Capital is home to the world series champions. The historic feat, the mvp and something we never knew about the Washington Nationals. And well keep on fighting till the end good thursday morning, everyone, on this halloween. ...

A look at upcoming outdoor-related events from across Illinois published in the Jan. 12, 2024, edition of Outdoor News.

As Lutheran Men in Mission marks a century of social service, getting young men into church is more difficult than ever.

The Lumberjacks junior believes learning to play soccer barefoot as a child growing up in Sierra Leone allowed him to develop the soccer skills that made him an All-State player.

The Lumberjacks will face DeLaSalle in the Class AA semifinal at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in Minneapolis.

Hundreds gathered at the Gonvick Fire Department on Thursday to view a Traveling Memorial Wall, offering a chance to heal, reflect and honor their fallen brothers and sisters of the Vietnam War. The memorial, which will be open to the public 24/7 until noon on Sunday, July 10, conveys just how overwhelming the casualties were during the Vietnam War.

Hundreds gathered at the Gonvick Fire Department on Thursday to view a Traveling Memorial Wall, offering a chance to heal, reflect and honor their fallen brothers and sisters of the Vietnam War. The memorial, which will be open to the public 24/7 until noon on Sunday, July 10, conveys just how overwhelming the casualties were during the Vietnam War.

Hundreds gathered at the Gonvick Fire Department on Thursday to view a Traveling Memorial Wall, offering a chance to heal, reflect and honor their fallen brothers and sisters of the Vietnam War. The memorial, which will be open to the public 24/7 until noon on Sunday, July 10, conveys just how overwhelming the casualties were during the Vietnam War.

Jerry Rust didn’t become Oregon’s green governor or senator, but the political gadfly put his stamp on the state Updated Feb 01, 2021; Posted Feb 01, 2021 Jerry Rust, right, talks with Roseburg City Council member Phil Gale in 1996 while running for the U.S. Senate. At the time Rusts agenda wasnt what voters wanted. (The Oregonian) Facebook Share When Jerry Rust moved to Portland in the late 1990s, he and his family set up house in blue-collar Kenton. He immediately fell for the northside...